Of course, if you already own the Windows software you want to run, then it's even easier to become a Mac bigot. Keep in mind that some Windows editions are not licensed to run in a virtual machine - notably Vista Home Edition - so you may need to buy a more expensive edition than you otherwise would. Naturally, to run Windows in either Parallels or Fusion, you'll need to buy not only the virtualization software but Windows itself.
Thus, Parallels and Fusion can help take the sting out of the premium price of a Mac. The value proposition Virtualization won't necessarily save you on software costs, but the ultimate benefit is being able to run OS X and Windows (not to mention other operating systems) without having to buy two computers.
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